The huge overhead water tanks at Ashhourne Aerodrome between the main Derby and Wyastnn Roads are to he overhauled by Ashbemme R.D.C. Mr. R. Aurveyor. told Council members on Saturday that their condition was getting very had and If they decided not to undertake the work, a pres

‘lingtield ), wit li a total cot 93, gained the highest number of points at St. Oswald' C. of E. School Sports Day, had on the paddock last Thursday. Chatsworth (0), came 2nd. with 1181. Haddon 3rd, with 83e and Hardwick (B) 4th, with 71. Eileen for Wingfield, gained the highest

A talk entitled and Places" was given by Mrs. Nicholson. of Leek, at the well-attended July meeting of Imitates W.I. held in the Memorial Hall. She spoke of her experiences and the outstanding personalities she had met during her life lived through six reigns. Her description et

um n or POWIIIII The Parliamentary Committee of the National Farmers Union is to seek the views of all county branches on the establishment of rabbit boards in this country similar to those in New Zealand. Statutory authority would have to be obtained. In New Zealand bcerds oper

bedrooms; bathroom; W.C. Out-offices. Gardena. All mains services.—To view apply evenings alter 6 p.m. and weekends. LANE, AIIEBOURTZ. 2 Double fronted villa residences. and 21 acre,. o f l a nd. A eoom m. of each house, entrance hall, dining. room. lounge, kitchen, scullery. et

day. The event was in no way a competition between the schools and no points or prises were awarded. Results were: One length breast stroke girls: 1, (1. Ales's; 2, 4.* Heard; 3, R. Poulson. One length breast stroke boys: 1, C. York ; 2, It. Lookyer; 3, D. Coxon. One length free

Mrs. T. Battaridge presided at the monthly meeting of Woman's Institute, held in the Methodist Schoolroom, when aa talk on solid fuel appliances was given by Mbe 1432 (Birmingham), of the Women's Advisory Council. She showed a Alm illustrating different typos of cookers and stov

Miss Brown. president, welcomed Mrs. Silverwood, of Choilaston, who gave an interesting talk and demonstration of yeast cookery at the monthly meeting of Osmaaton and District W. 1., at the Coronation Hall, last week. Bhe also judged the competition for the best tea cakes, won b

1 dquarter's Parliamentary Committee of the N.F.U. is supporting a resolution of the nlouces,tershire county branch expressing grave concern "at the British Transport Waterways Improvement Scheme which provides for an expansion of River Severn traffic and thereby threatens a furt